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EBP1911
Plan, Design, and Monitor Payroll Audits
Date
May 6, 2019
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Employee Benefit Plans Conference 2019
This session will discuss best practices for designing and monitoring a payroll audit program including techniques for completing a payroll audit and using payroll audits as part of the multiemployer plan audit. This session will also differentiate between payroll audits performed under SSAE 18 or consulting standards.
- Recognize best practices when designing and monitoring a payroll audit program and the use of payroll audits in the multiemployer plan audit.
- Identify the difference between payroll audits performed under SSAE 18 and consulting standards.
Speakers
Eric Carroll, CPA
Partner, RSM
Stacy Meyer, CPA
Principal, CLA
General
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